St. Albert the Great Flash Mob Liturgical Song & Dance

How does a parochial grade school comprised of students in kindergarten through 8th grade celebrate the feast day of their patron saint, Albert the Great?

On November 15, 2010, the students at St. Albert the Great School in Kettering, Ohio chose to celebrate by performing a "Flash Mob" Liturgical Song & Dance to one of their favorite liturgical songs, the
"Halle, Halle, Halle."

Thank you for sharing our students' joy as they express their faith. Join us in Igniting the Spirit!!

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[makinbabiswithu]

2:00 ... Disabled kid fail.

[fireballturtle]

We are tone-death!

[scoopearly]

*the losers are the ones with mean comments.

[scoopearly]

Grr

[scoopearly]

@jmloh1, Nyan cat ATTACK!! Excomunicate YOU!!

[scoopearly]

Looosersssss

[scoopearly]

Four words, you hate, you suck. We worked hard, and we kids from st Al's are better than to post mean comments on a page for a school tht isn't even in your district! Youre probably just jealous.

[jmloh1]

i can't stand modernism, that priest should be excommunicated, whatever happened to our Catholic heritage

[scoopearly]

If you hate this, SCREW YOU!! WE WORKED LONG AND HARD!!!

[scoopearly]

I'M IN IT!!!

[makinbabiswithu]

@HenrySelywnsMom Means your kid has NO talent. Pretty self explanatory and my names better than yours do you realize nobody cares whos mom you are?